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By the end of this course learners will have encountered influential people like Florence Nightingale, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Tsar Alexander II. They will see how these people shaped the Crimean war through their personal beliefs and attitudes. We will look at leading personalities and international laws that led to the war's outbreak. We will see the new technologies that changed the ways battles were fought, and the role of the press in swaying national opinion. Finally, we will set the stage for the First World War. 

I have a BA in History and Government and Political Philosophy, and am pursuing an MA in International Relations. My thesis examined Soviet espionage in the United States during World War II, the Communist Party of the United States, and McCarthyism. I have taught this class on the Crimean War as a FLEX course, in addition to teaching "Friday Spy Day" which discusses Soviet espionage in the United States. I have been teaching on Outschool for over two years, and have taught over 160 learners on topics such as the Russian Revolution, World War II, and the Holocaust. 

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No homework is assigned for this course, and there is no test. However, I have a test and answer key pre-prepared and parents may request access to this test, and administer it to their learner(s). 
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Information presented in this course draws heavily on the book "The Crimean War: A History" by the award winning Russian historian Orlando Figes. I read this Mr. Figes book and designed the course curriculum based on the information presented in it. Students do not need to read the book or be familiar with the period in order to take this course. HOWEVER, I strongly recommend students have prior experience studying world history.